Showing posts with label Circle Theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Circle Theater. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Catch Up Photos

Soooo that "I'm going to Blog!" resolution went about well as expected.  It's been very busy this spring is all I can say - six shows in the last six months, one of them Off-Broadway - so there's that.

Here are a few catch-up photos at least:


The Ballad of Little Joe at WaterTower Theater - 
set design Clare Floyd DeVries, photo by Jason Anderson 


A super dramatic look at the climax of The Ballad of Little Jo  at WaterTower Theater in Addison.  Here's another view, showing the "geological" levels: 

The Ballad of Little Joe at WaterTower Theater - 
set design Clare Floyd DeVries, photo by Jason Anderson 


Speaking of geology... try cramming the Grand Canyon into a basement space!  I found a good photo of my Men on Boats at Circle Theater:

Men on Boats at Circle Theater, set design Clare Floyd DeVries, photo Chris Herrero

And here's a random memory, the first good photo I've found of the top-of-show setting for Blasted at Undermain Theatre:

Blasted at Undermain Theatre - set design Clare Floyd DeVries,
 if you know the photographer I'd love to credit them properly

Scenically this show was a clever trick... because in a couple minutes this nice hotel room becomes a bombed-out hellscape.  (The secret is that wainscot and fiber "wallpaper" above, which disguises a collapsing wall.  Shutters of the "bomb damage" swing in to change everything - very very fast!)

I'll toss in a few sketches for three shows at Kitchen Dog Theater this spring from which I don't yet have good photos:

You Got Older, Kitchen Dog Theater - set design Clare Floyd DeVries

Wolf at the Door, Kitchen Dog Theater - set design Clare Floyd DeVries 

Reykjavik, Kitchen Dog Theater - set design Clare Floyd DeVries


Reykjavik and The Ballad of Little Jo are still running!  So go by tickets if you can.

As soon as I have both the time and the energy I'll tell you about my adventure in NYC, which was exhausting and pretty cool...